2015-01-24 - Version 0.9.329- encode special characters and accents as HTML entities- open logs menu- fixed a lot of bugs- check for new version at launch and propose to install it- notes manager (read and write notes)- new DA icon- support oEmbed for different sites (see oembed.ini)- use oEmbed to get thumbnail for stash links

2014-09-29 - Version 0.9.199- check for notes- create a new session when launching kdAmn et close it when leaving

Features:

- dAmn protocol- tablumps (proprietary DA format syntax) to HTML conversion- all DA specific code (icon, dev, thumb, emotes, etc...)- download of thumbnails/icons/avatars- channel management- users management- privilege classes management- DA and OAuth2 authentication- display of time before the message- users auto-completion with - multi-lines messages- save channels and connection parameters in an INI file- tray icon- class to manage settings- tray icon/tab color change when a user writes in a channel or talk to you- compilation under GNU/Linux- list of known channels- choice between OAuth2 and DA login- log files in html or raw text for each channel- drag and drop to upload a file to stash- update OAuth2 token before it expires- supports both Qt 4 and 5- progress bar in window task bar under Windows 7 while uploading a file to stash- auto save settings- Debian packages- allows to upload a screenshot on stash- double-click on a user opens up his DA homepage (thanks to for the suggestion )- oEmbed for some sites (DA, Youtube, Kickstarter, Dailymotion, Flickr and Instagram) see oembed.ini- check, view and send notes

Problem is I'm an open-source developer and 56 people are using kdAmn, I can't package myself for all existing OSes.

Usually, there is developers and each distro has its maintainers who will package the application.

I'm sorry, but I don't have enough free time to maintain everything myself. I'm already doing more than most of the other alone developers (some of them keep their application closed source and/or only package for Windows). I try to be multi-platform and that's never enough

All my code is open-source, if someone want to package kdAmn, he can create a package and/or fork my code and adapt it.

Does it have the ability to save messages, so when you return later all the messages that were sent when you weren't around are there to see when you are back?

We really new a proper forum for our Programmers united club, and if this program could be used to create either an app on every users desktop, or a journal entry that magically displaces the content of the chat

then it would be absolutely perfect for team discussions and community growth

"sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kervala/ppa" doesn't work on the Raspberry pi. Raspbian is different then Debian, Raspbian is for the ARM(ARM11 ARMv6) processor, Debian is for i386(32-bit) and amd64(64-bit) not ARM((ARM11 ARMv6)<=same thing) so I don't think that they are the same at all. you can probably look up the command list for Raspbian and, Debian I'm not sure but if you do please compare them.

is it architecture dependent? because if it is that would suck because i would have to remake it so that it would work on my R-pi. also could you tell me (specifically) what version of qt you use as coding can change over time.

I have kubuntu 15.04 beta and most things with a "K" in front of them is for KDE

as for MD5 hash on "dev.kervala.net/projects/kdamn…" it just confirms that the hash on the file is the same as the given hash I would recommend that you use SHA-2 (I don't know about SHA-256) on your files it will help prevent people from creating a file with a virus in it with the same hash

Because I'm using MD5 to associate content with downloaded images in C++ Problem is that Win32 full paths are limited to 255 characters so if I use SHA-1 or SHA-256, it's more likely to exceed this limit since the cache folder is already very long.

About OS X, Darwin (OS X core) is based on NeXTSTEP and FreeBSD not Linux. OS X uses its owns APIs but since Qt is multi-platform, it allows me to code for both platforms (with some manual fixes)

if (da_page_waitreply(page, 60*60*24*7*2) != DA_SUCCESS) { printf("Two weeks gone. Kervala probably doesn't want to reply, or there was a network error at the end of the timeout !\n"); da_exit(); return 4; }

Hey, I don't know if you've been around before, but I'm an admin in a room on dAmn dedicated to developing for dAmn called #Botdom and we wouldn't mind you stopping by and chatting with us. We've also got a group. I've shown people from the room your project and they think it's interesting, especially since we haven't had a new native dAmn client for the desktop in a long time.

- connect to DA login page with login and password, remember cookies, get the dAmn Token in HTML code from chat.deviant.com

- connect to DA OAuth2 page, use DA Api to get the dAmn Token

The first one is the first I implemented but I plan to upload files to stash while drag'n droping them on the window, so I'm using the second one now, but I could ask to the user what method he prefers

Almost all operations are done with sending POST data or parsing HTML/JSON.

Once the authtoken is saved, it won't use the password anymore excepted if it receive a authentication failed message from chat server.

I am not that well versed in coding (other than js really), so not sure if I could understand that, but might check it out later. I know a decent bit about the js that works in chats, and have a few *.user.js scripts, although I still don't proclaim to be that good

I added some details in connect dialog but it doesn't do anything for the moment (I didn't add the code), fixed the problems with HTML code in title and topic, and values for properties, begun to refactor the code for a better readability and allowed to send several lines at once